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Did youDid youknow that.know that.


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Students are enabled to enhance theirStudents are enabled to enhance theirclassroom experience and individualclassroom experience and individual

growth through computer basedgrowth through computer basedtechnologies and communication tools.technologies and communication tools.


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Types of InstructionalTypes of Instructional

SoftwareSoftware1.1.DrillDrill--andand--PracticePractice

2.2.Instructional GamesInstructional Games3.3.ProblemProblem--SolvingSolving

4.4.TutorialsTutorials

5.5.SimulationSimulation


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Drill and PracticeD

rill and Practice

Software that allows students toSoftware that allows students toanswer questions and getanswer questions and getinstant feedback.instant feedback.


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Features:Features:

Reinforce instruction by providingReinforce instruction by providingrepetitionrepetition

Capture and retain the attention ofCapture and retain the attention ofstudentsstudents

Save teachers time and effortsSave teachers time and efforts

Personalize instruction by meetingPersonalize instruction by meetingindividual differencesindividual differences


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ExamplesExamples Sight Words BuddySight Words Buddy

RekenReken TestTest

Memory LifterMemory Lifter


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Instructional GamesInstructional Games

Increases motivation by addingIncreases motivation by addingrules to drills.rules to drills.


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Features:Features:

Fun and motivatingFun and motivating

Engage the learner in a situation whereEngage the learner in a situation wherethe learner is competing for a highthe learner is competing for a highscore.score.

Provide different levels of complexityProvide different levels of complexity

that match players ability.that match players ability.


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ExamplesExamples TextwistTextwist

MatchcatMatchcat


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ProblemProblem--SolvingSolving

Teaches the steps needed toTeaches the steps needed tosolve a problemsolve a problem

Allows students practice skills byAllows students practice skills by

solving problemssolving problems


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Features:Features:

Stress thinking processes rather thanStress thinking processes rather thancorrect answers.correct answers.

Show how information applies to actualShow how information applies to actualproblems.problems.

Vary the amount of direction andVary the amount of direction and

assistance depending on the studentsassistance depending on the studentsneeds.needs.


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ExamplesExamples Algebra OneAlgebra One--onon--OneOne

StressAlyzerStressAlyzer


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StressAlyzerStressAlyzer

provides students with many problemsprovides students with many problemsin Mechanics ofMaterials to solvein Mechanics ofMaterials to solve

Students get immediate feedback onStudents get immediate feedback onwhether they solve each problemwhether they solve each problemcorrectlycorrectly

offers randomly generated versions ofoffers randomly generated versions ofsimilar problems until they can besimilar problems until they can besolved correctlysolved correctly


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TutorialsTutorials

Acts like a human tutorActs like a human tutor Provides all information andProvides all information and

activities needed to master aactivities needed to master askillskill


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Features:Features: Encourage students to interact, controlEncourage students to interact, control

and response to the programand response to the program

Guide the learner throughout learningGuide the learner throughout learningfrom the beginning (objectives) to thefrom the beginning (objectives) to theend (evaluation).end (evaluation).


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SimulationsSimulations

computerized model ofcomputerized model of realreal ororimaginedimagined systemsystem

designed to teach how a systemdesigned to teach how a systemworksworks


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Features:Features:

Compress time or slow down processes.Compress time or slow down processes.

Save money and resources.Save money and resources. Make experimentation safe.Make experimentation safe.

Make impossible situations possibleMake impossible situations possible

and controllable.and controllable.


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ExamplesExamples Infinite Physics SimulatorInfinite Physics Simulator


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Infinite Physics SimulatorInfinite Physics Simulator

has a large collection of objects usefulhas a large collection of objects usefulfor optics simulation including mirrors,for optics simulation including mirrors,

prisms, lenses and other transparentprisms, lenses and other transparentobjectsobjects


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Guidelines on UsingGuidelines on Using

Instructional SoftwareInstructional SoftwareAA --nalyzenalyze LearnersLearners

SS --tatetate ObjectivesObjectives

SS --electelect Methods, Media andMethods, Media andMaterialsMaterials

UU --tilizetilize Media and MaterialsMedia and Materials

RR --equireequire Learner ParticipationLearner Participation

EE --valuatevaluate and Reviseand Revise


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Prepare by:-Donna D. Roca

-Justin Rox De Jesus-May Clariza Lambinicio

Prepare by:-Donna D. Roca

-Justin Rox De Jesus-May Clariza Lambinicio

Proceed to:

Ms. Arlene F. Valdez

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